One of the somewhat hidden features of iOS 7 is the vastly expanded list of extra fonts which can be downloaded by certain apps when necessary. This can be found at the bottom of
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5878
As a result, iOS devices can now display Khmer, Myanmar, and Ethiopic in an app like Pages, which was not possible before. It appears, however, that this cannot yet be done in Mail or Safari, where it is most needed. And of course there are still no keyboards for these scripts.
Oddly this list includes what appear to be 13 Arabic fonts that are in addition to the 18 already available in OS X. What these would be needed for is a mystery.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5878
As a result, iOS devices can now display Khmer, Myanmar, and Ethiopic in an app like Pages, which was not possible before. It appears, however, that this cannot yet be done in Mail or Safari, where it is most needed. And of course there are still no keyboards for these scripts.
Oddly this list includes what appear to be 13 Arabic fonts that are in addition to the 18 already available in OS X. What these would be needed for is a mystery.
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